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mRNA Injury stories - SEPSIS & AMPUTATION - 41 yo Lucinda Mullins had a small kidney stone, developed sepsis and lost all her limbs; 13 yo softball player Anita Navas had rash & lost her legs

COVID Intel - by Dr.William Makis • 2260 implied HN points • 18 Jan 24
🏥 Health Politics Vaccinations Injuries COVID-19 Medical Ethics
  1. 41-year-old Lucinda Mullins developed sepsis and lost all her limbs after a small kidney stone
  2. 13-year-old Anita Navas lost her legs after developing a rash
  3. The post discusses why these serious injuries occur in individuals vaccinated with mRNA for COVID-19
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J.D. Martinez, anyone?

Mets Fix • 373 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
🎾 Sports Baseball Contracts Rumors Injuries
  1. There is potential interest from the Mets in signing J.D. Martinez for their designated hitter position.
  2. The Mets may take advantage of the slow market for designated hitters if the price is right.
  3. As Spring Training approaches, expect more rumors and market creation strategies for unsigned players.

Five Opals whose injuries could impact Australia's Olympic hopes this year

The Pick and Roll • 196 implied HN points • 07 Jan 24
🎾 Sports Olympics Injuries Recovery Basketball Athletes
  1. Steph Talbot's recovery from ACL injury is progressing well, boosting Australia's Olympic hopes.
  2. The availability of key players like Talbot will greatly impact the Opals' performance at the upcoming Olympics.
  3. A quick recovery and comeback of injured players are crucial for Australia's chances at the Olympic Games.

at what point do we stop?

derailleur • 982 implied HN points • 17 May 23
🎾 Sports Cycling Competition Safety Weather Injuries
  1. The Giro d'Italia race has seen multiple major contenders falling due to various reasons like crashes and illness.
  2. There is increasing concern about the safety and well-being of athletes in cycling events, especially in challenging conditions.
  3. There is a need to address weather-related challenges in cycling by making the sport's institutions more resilient to such events.

Exercise Machines are Not Fraud

Yung’s Substack • 616 implied HN points • 02 Jul 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Fitness Exercise Equipment Injuries Stability
  1. Exercise machines and free weights each have their advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between them depends on factors like goals, training stage, and personal preferences.
  2. Machines do not necessarily isolate muscles, but they can provide stability and offer different resistance profiles compared to free weights.
  3. Safety is not a deciding factor between machines and free weights, and injuries in weight training are more commonly related to using free weights.

One Last Look Back...

Knicks Film School • 746 implied HN points • 28 Apr 23
🎾 Sports Basketball Playoffs Players Injuries Preview
  1. The Knicks dominated the playoff series despite poor shooting by excelling in rebounding, turnovers, and free throws.
  2. Immanuel Quickley stood out in the series finale with strong defense and key points in the clutch moments.
  3. Julius Randle's impact and performance will be crucial for the Knicks against Miami Heat in the upcoming games.

Roster Decisions

Mets Fix • 314 implied HN points • 27 Mar 23
🎾 Sports Baseball Injuries Player development Team Management
  1. The Mets are finalizing their roster decisions for Opening Day, including signing Dylan Bundy for more depth in the starting rotation.
  2. Max Scherzer will start the opener, with Justin Verlander pitching the home opener - despite dealing with an injury scare in his final spring tune-up.
  3. The process of selecting the Opening Day roster is ceremonial and a fluid process, aimed at balancing competing for a championship and developing top talent.